Sony Ericsson W760 mobile review: Walkman meets GPS

Sony Ericsson W760 made a name for being the first Sony Ericson phone to offer an integrated GPS receiver. With a large QVGA display, stereo speakers, Media Center and the 3 megapixel camera on top, the Sony Ericsson W760 packs a nice punch. Sony Ericsson W760 are an exciting slider that may look no-thrills on the outside, but has all the prospects of becoming a bestseller.
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Sony Ericsson G900 Touch and go mobile review

During the MWC 2008 show in Barcelona, Sony Ericsson announced three new classes for its devices: Sony Ericsson G900, camera-oriented phones now will belong the the “C”, “X” comes for “ultimate user xperience” and “G” - the line of the phone we will present here. G-series such as Sony Ericsson G900 are advertised as easy to use phones, for the average customer, yet with enough organizer options. for G-series They are touted for the option to draw something in a note and send it to another person. There are G-series as Sony Ericsson G900.

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Sony Ericsson G700 Smartphone in fashion disign mobile review

At MWC 2008 in Barcelona, Sony Ericsson presented Sony Ericsson G700 its G-class. In contrast to Mercedes’ this one targets the mass consumer. Although they use Symbian UIQ, The Sony Ericsson G700 presented should not be viewed as smart ones. They are rather average, easy to operate devices, Sony Ericsson G700 come which the touchscreen and the OS are extras broadening their potential on the market.

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Sony Ericsson C902 Cyber-shot C series mobile review

Sony Ericsson were first to make headlines at this year’s Mobile World Congress by Sony Ericsson C902, and continue to keep us busy previewing a bunch of debuting devices. Our series of quick hands-on sessions ends with a cameraphone. Sony Ericsson C902 is the new Cyber-shot squad member. The Sony Ericsson C902 designation does break a mold, as all previous Cyber-shot models belonged to the K-series. It’s now C for Cyber-shot, nice and easy. There are Sony Ericsson C902.

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Sony Ericsson R300 and R306 AM/FM Radio Receiver Phone

Sony Ericsson launching its “R” series phone with the new Sony Ericsson R300 and R306 phone. While the “W” from the Sony Ericsson’s “W” series stands for Walkman which featuring enhanced music player, the “R” of Sony Ericsson is stands for Radio since its main feature is its AM/FM radio player beside its phone capabilities. The Sony Ericsson R300 and Sony Ericsson R306 sports a dedicated buttons to let users switch between radio stations quickly and easily.

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Sony Ericsson launches stylish T280 and T270 mobiles

Sony Ericsson, Building on the appeal of the Sony Ericsson T610 mobilephone, Sony Ericsson today launched a couple of new candy bar handsets that throw a little more style into the business mix of mobile phones with the Sony Ericsson T270 and the Sony Ericsson T280. There are designed to appease both the fashion minded and business class consumers. These two new models offer style while not compromising on their functionality sans a hefty price tag. The Sony Ericsson T270a and Sony Ericsson T280a support 850/1900 GSM frequencies whereas the Sony Ericsson T270i and Sony Ericsson T280i support 900/1800 networks.

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The new K-series cybershot phone from Sony Ericsson comes with a 5
megapixel camera. Although it does not equip with the Xenon flash, the
camera is boosted with 2 flash light LED. A sliding protection cover is
protecting the camera module. Other than the information on the camera
module, the display screen will support 16M colors with QVGA resolution.

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Sony Ericsson K-series with GPS in the wild

Obviously Sony Ericsson are in for a major announcement with a spanking new
K-series Cyber-shot handset that is obviously loaded with goodies. The
Chinese-based website pconline.com.cn has revealed details and live photos
of the device.

In this K-series’s styled in a conservative form factor and a rather
controversial color combo, the new K-series handset sports a 3 megapixel
auto focus camera (it’s not a 5 megapixel one, trust us, we’ve seen it) and
a dual-LED flash. But that’s not all that this handset is about.

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Sony Ericsson’s W890 Walkman Phone Unveiled

Sony Ericsson W880 fans rejoice, for today Sony Ericsson launched the W890, a device that shares many of the original’s traits yet provides a number of technology upgrades. While Sony Ericsson W890, it still lacks auto-focus, the W890 steps up things to a 3.2 megapixel camera while still providing the same thin-profile look that W880 owners appreciate so much. Also noteworthy is an upgrade to quad-band GSM and the addition of HSDPA data onto the W880’s existing UMTS support.

Sony Ericsson W890 is the successor of the W880 and improves on the functionality but gets slightly thicker. The camera resolution grows from 2 to 3.2 megapixels for Sony Ericsson W890.

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Sony Ericsson Shows T650 with 3.2MP AutoFocus Camera

Sony Ericsson launched what might be considered the spiritual successor to the company’s popular T610, the new stainless steel finished Sony Ericsson T650. The new Sony Ericsson T650 gets a host of updates that set it apart from the T610, bringing the device squarely into modern times. For starters, the Sony Ericsson T650 supports 3G UMTS on the 2100MHz band as well as tri-band GSM/GPRS support. The T610’s lowly .1 megapixel camera has been replaced by a 3.2 megapixel auto-focus unit. It seems that much can change in 4 years. There are Sony Ericsson T650

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